py3dtiles.tileset.tile module

class py3dtiles.tileset.tile.Tile(geometric_error: float = 500, bounding_volume: BoundingVolume[Any] | None = None, transform: ndarray[Any, dtype[float64]] = array([[1., 0., 0., 0.], [0., 1., 0., 0.], [0., 0., 1., 0.], [0., 0., 0., 1.]]), refine_mode: Literal['ADD', 'REPLACE'] = 'ADD', content_uri: Path | None = None)

Bases: RootProperty[TileDictType]

add_child(tile: Tile) → None

delete_on_disk(root_uri: Path, delete_sub_tileset: bool = False) → None

Deletes all files linked to the tile and its children. The uri of the folder where tileset is, should be defined.

Parameters:

• root_uri – The folder where tileset is

• delete_sub_tileset – If True, all tilesets present as tile content will be removed as well as their content.

If False, the linked tilesets in tiles won’t be removed.

classmethod from_dict(tile_dict: TileDictType) → Tile

get_all_children() → list[Tile]

Returns:

the recursive (across the children tree) list of the children tiles

get_or_fetch_content(root_uri: Path | None) → TileContent | TileSet

If a tile_content content has been set, returns this content. If the tile content is None and a tile_content uri has been set, the tile will load the file and return its content.

Parameters:

root_uri – the base uri which tile.content_uri is relative to. Usually the directory containing the tileset containing this tile.

get_refine_mode() → Literal['ADD', 'REPLACE']

has_content() → bool

Returns if there is a tile content (loaded or not).

has_content_loaded() → bool

Returns if there is a tile content loaded in this tile.

set_refine_mode(mode: Literal['ADD', 'REPLACE']) → None

sync_bounding_volume_with_children() → None

to_dict() → TileDictType

write_content(root_uri: Path | None) → None

Write (or overwrite) the tile content to the directory specified as parameter and withing the relative filename designated by the tile’s content uri.

Parameters:

root_uri – the base uri of this tile, usually the folder where the tileset is